UnicEdit sample files. More samples are included
in the self-extractor SAMPLES.EXE

Samples:

SampleLH.uni:  Some Unicode characters: latin, greek cyrillic, 
               hebrew, mathematics and more. Most of them are 
               visible, if the Lucida Sans Unicode font is used.
               Coded as a UCS-2 (2 bytes per character) file in
               low to high (little endian) byte order.
               The first character is a byte order mark (BOM).
SampleHL.uni:  Same as SampleLH.uni but with high to low
               (big endian) byte order
SampleU8.uni:  Same as SampleLH.uni but coded in UTF-8.
               Each character is coded in 1 to 3 bytes.

Within SAMPLES.EXE:

AllUCS2.uni:   All characters of the basic multilingual plane
               (BMP) i.e. all possible 16bit Unicode characters.
               Coded as a UCS-2 (2 bytes per character) file in
               low to high (little endian) byte order.
               The first character is a byte order mark (BOM).
SomeUCS4.uni:  Same as AllUCS2.uni.
               Coded as a UCS-4 (4 bytes per character) file in
               low to high (little endian) byte order.
SomeUTF8.uni:  Same as AllUCS2.uni but coded in UTF-8.
ManyUCS4.uni:  All Unicode characters from 0 to 11FFFF which can
               be divided by 16.
               Coded as a UCS-4 (4 bytes per character) file in
               low to high (little endian) byte order.
ManyUTF8.uni:  Same as ManyUCS4.uni but coded in UTF-8.
AllUTF16.uni:  All Unicode characters from 0 to 10FFFF
               coded as a UTF-16 (2 or 4 bytes per character) 
               file in low to high (little endian) byte order.
               The first character is a byte order mark (BOM).
